The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth, and the fifth largest satellite in the Solar System. It is the largest natural satellite of a planet in the Solar System relative to the size of its primary, having a quarter the diameter of Earth and 1⁄81 its mass. The Moon is the second densest satellite after Io, a satellite of Jupiter. It is in synchronous rotation with Earth, always showing the same face; the near side is marked with dark volcanic maria among the bright ancient crustal highlands and prominent impact craters. It is the brightest object in the sky after the Sun, although its surface is actually very dark, with a similar reflectance to coal. Its prominence in the sky and its regular cycle of phases have, since ancient times, made the Moon an important cultural influence on language, calendars, art and mythology. The Moon's gravitational influence produces the ocean tides and the minute lengthening of the day. The Moon's current orbital distance, about thirty times the diameter of the Earth, causes it to appear almost the same size in the sky as the Sun, allowing it to cover the Sun nearly precisely in total solar eclipses.

Tides (from low-German 'tiet' = 'time') are the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the combined effects of the gravitational forces exerted by the Moon and the Sun and the rotation of the Earth.

Most places in the ocean usually experience two high tides and two low tides each day (semi-diurnal tide), but some locations experience only one high and one low tide each day (diurnal tide). The times and amplitude of the tides at the coast are influenced by the alignment of the Sun and Moon, by the pattern of tides in the deep ocean and by the shape of the coastline and near-shore bathymetry (see Timing).

Tides vary on timescales ranging from hours to years due to numerous influences. To make accurate records, tide gauges at fixed stations measure the water level over time. Gauges ignore variations caused by waves with periods shorter than minutes. These data are compared to the reference (or datum) level usually called mean sea level.

While tides are usually the largest source of short-term sea-level fluctuations, sea levels are also subject to forces such as wind and barometric pressure changes, resulting in storm surges, especially in shallow seas and near coasts.

Tyson was born as the second of three children in the borough of Manhattan in New York City, but was raised in the Bronx. His mother, Sunchita Feliciano Tyson, was a gerontologist and his father, Cyril deGrasse Tyson, was a sociologist, human resource commissioner for the New York City mayor, John Lindsay, and was the first Director of HARYOU. Tyson attended the Bronx High School of Science (1972–1976, astrophysics emphasis) where he was captain of the wrestling team and was editor-in-chief of the school's Physical Science Journal. Tyson had an abiding interest in astronomy from the age of eleven, following his visit to the Hayden Planetarium at age nine. Tyson recalls that "so strong was that imprint [of the night sky] that I'm certain that I had no choice in the matter, that in fact, the universe called me." He obsessively studied astronomy in his teens, and eventually even gained some fame in the astronomy community by giving lectures on the subject at the age of fifteen.

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"The moon is a major influence on the Earth's tides, but the sun also generates considerable tidal forces."
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The Moon is gradually receding from the Earth, at a rate of about 4 cm per year. This is caused by a transfer of Earth's rotational momentum to the Moon's orbital momentum as tidal friction slows the Earth's rotation. That increasing distance means a longer orbital period, or month, as well.
To picture what is happening, imagine yourself riding a bicycle on a track built around a Merry-go-Round. You are riding in the same direction that it is turning. If you have a lasso and rope one of the horses, you would gain speed and the Merry-Go-Round would lose some. In this analogy, you and your bike represent the Moon, the Merry-Go-Round is the rotating Earth, and your lasso is gravity. In orbital mechanics, a gain in speed results in a higher orbit.
The slowing rotation of the Earth results in a longer day as well as a longer month. Once the length of a day equals the length of a month, the tidal friction mechanism would cease. (ie. Once your speed on the track matches the speed of the horses, you can't gain any more speed with your lasso trick.) That's been projected to happen once the day and month both equal about 47 (current) days, billions of years in the future. If the Earth and Moon still exist, the distance will have increased to about 135% of its current value.

The Moon is gradually receding from the Earth, at a rate of about 4 cm per year. This is caused by a transfer of Earth's rotational momentum to the Moon's orbital momentum as tidal friction slows the Earth's rotation. That increasing distance means a longer orbital period, or month, as well.
To picture what is happening, imagine yourself riding a bicycle on a track built around a Merry-go-Round. You are riding in the same direction that it is turning. If you have a lasso and rope one of the horses, you would gain speed and the Merry-Go-Round would lose some. In this analogy, you and your bike represent the Moon, the Merry-Go-Round is the rotating Earth, and your lasso is gravity. In orbital mechanics, a gain in speed results in a higher orbit.
The slowing rotation of the Earth results in a longer day as well as a longer month. Once the length of a day equals the length of a month, the tidal friction mechanism would cease. (ie. Once your speed on the track matches the speed of the horses, you can't gain any more speed with your lasso trick.) That's been projected to happen once the day and month both equal about 47 (current) days, billions of years in the future. If the Earth and Moon still exist, the distance will have increased to about 135% of its current value.

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He is the author of nine books including his memoir The Sky is Not the Limit: Adventures of an Urban Astrophysicist and his most recent, The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet.
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Tsunami
The term tsunami, meaning "harbor wave" in literal translation, comes from the Japanese 津波, composed of the two kanji 津 (tsu) meaning "harbour" and 波 (nami), meaning "wave". (For the plural, one can either follow ordinary English practice and add an s, or use an invariable plural as in the Japanese.[7])
There are only a few other languages that have an equivalent native word. In Acehnese language, the words are ië beuna[8] or alôn buluëk[9] (depending on the dialect). In Tamil language, it is aazhi peralai. On Simeulue island, off the western coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, in Devayan language the word is smong, while in Sigulai language it is emong.[10]
In Singkil (in Aceh province) and surrounding, the people use the word gloro/galoro for tsunami.[11][12] In Nias language, it is called oloro/galoro[13] and in Ende it is called ae mesi nuka tana lala[14]
Tidal wave
Tsunami aftermath in Aceh, Indonesia.
Tsunami are sometimes referred to as tidal waves.[15] This once-popular term derives from the most common appearance of tsunami, which is that of an extraordinarily high tidal bore. Tsunami and tides both produce waves of water that move inland, but in the case of tsunami the inland movement of water may be much greater, giving the impression of an incredibly high and forceful tide. In recent years, the term "tidal wave" has fallen out of favor, especially in the scientific community, because tsunami actually have nothing to do with tides, which are produced by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun rather than the displacement of water. Although the meanings of "tidal" include "resembling"[16] or "having the form or character of"[17] the tides, use of the term tidal wave is discouraged by geologists and oceanographers.

Tsunami
The term tsunami, meaning "harbor wave" in literal translation, comes from the Japanese 津波, composed of the two kanji 津 (tsu) meaning "harbour" and 波 (nami), meaning "wave". (For the plural, one can either follow ordinary English practice and add an s, or use an invariable plural as in the Japanese.[7])
There are only a few other languages that have an equivalent native word. In Acehnese language, the words are ië beuna[8] or alôn buluëk[9] (depending on the dialect). In Tamil language, it is aazhi peralai. On Simeulue island, off the western coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, in Devayan language the word is smong, while in Sigulai language it is emong.[10]
In Singkil (in Aceh province) and surrounding, the people use the word gloro/galoro for tsunami.[11][12] In Nias language, it is called oloro/galoro[13] and in Ende it is called ae mesi nuka tana lala[14]
Tidal wave
Tsunami aftermath in Aceh, Indonesia.
Tsunami are sometimes referred to as tidal waves.[15] This once-popular term derives from the most common appearance of tsunami, which is that of an extraordinarily high tidal bore. Tsunami and tides both produce waves of water that move inland, but in the case of tsunami the inland movement of water may be much greater, giving the impression of an incredibly high and forceful tide. In recent years, the term "tidal wave" has fallen out of favor, especially in the scientific community, because tsunami actually have nothing to do with tides, which are produced by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun rather than the displacement of water. Although the meanings of "tidal" include "resembling"[16] or "having the form or character of"[17] the tides, use of the term tidal wave is discouraged by geologists and oceanographers.

The Blue Planet Episode 2 Open Ocean - BBC Documentay Full Episodes Narrated by David Attenborough. The third instalment focuses on life in the "marine deserts": seas that are furthest from land. Such waters contain the swiftest and most powerful of ocean hunters. A feeding frenzy is shown, as striped marlin, tuna and a Sei whale (later identified as a Bryde's whale) pick off a shoal of sardines until all within it have been consumed. Manta rays also gather to eat the eggs of spawning surgeonfish. Accumulations of plankton correspond to ocean 'boundaries' and consequently, schools of fish seek them out. This in turn attracts predators, and a sailfish is filmed on the attack. The only escape for smaller fish is to put as much distance between them and their pursuers as possible. Bluefin tuna are able to heat their bodies and so can hunt in colder conditions than the others of their species. Off the coast of New Zealand, an undersea volcano has formed an island and the nearby currents sweep many kinds of creatures to it, again creating huge feeding grounds. Another Pacific seamount is surrounded by hammerhead sharks, but not to seek food: they are there to allow other fish to clean them of parasites. However, others that are on the lookout for prey arrive in vast numbers. A large pod of common dolphins is too big to feed all at once and so splits up into smaller expeditions. One of these ends up near the Azores with a shoal of mackerel in its sights, but they have to compete for their quarry with an attendant flock of shearwaters and a group of adult yellowfin tuna.

The Blue Planet Episode 2 Open Ocean - BBC Documentay Full Episodes Narrated by David Attenborough. The third instalment focuses on life in the "marine deserts": seas that are furthest from land. Such waters contain the swiftest and most powerful of ocean hunters. A feeding frenzy is shown, as striped marlin, tuna and a Sei whale (later identified as a Bryde's whale) pick off a shoal of sardines until all within it have been consumed. Manta rays also gather to eat the eggs of spawning surgeonfish. Accumulations of plankton correspond to ocean 'boundaries' and consequently, schools of fish seek them out. This in turn attracts predators, and a sailfish is filmed on the attack. The only escape for smaller fish is to put as much distance between them and their pursuers as possible. Bluefin tuna are able to heat their bodies and so can hunt in colder conditions than the others of their species. Off the coast of New Zealand, an undersea volcano has formed an island and the nearby currents sweep many kinds of creatures to it, again creating huge feeding grounds. Another Pacific seamount is surrounded by hammerhead sharks, but not to seek food: they are there to allow other fish to clean them of parasites. However, others that are on the lookout for prey arrive in vast numbers. A large pod of common dolphins is too big to feed all at once and so splits up into smaller expeditions. One of these ends up near the Azores with a shoal of mackerel in its sights, but they have to compete for their quarry with an attendant flock of shearwaters and a group of adult yellowfin tuna.

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and Astronomy course covers optical, radio, and space telescopes, the history, exploration, and importance of the Moon to our Solar System understanding, as well as impact cratering and lunar tides and phases, and solar and lunar eclipses. Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.

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Lecture 3 of Dr. Bruce Betts' online Introductory Planetary Science
and Astronomy course covers optical, radio, and space telescopes, the history, exploration, and importance of the Moon to our Solar System understanding, as well as impact cratering and lunar tides and phases, and solar and lunar eclipses. Recorded at California State University Dominguez Hills.

Moon/Tides

Blue Tides- Lauren Mark

Original song
Blue Tides - Lauren Mark
Lyrics-
The city lights make me feel so small, the moon and the night is where I belong
Chorus: You're like the sea, strong like the waves, so deep I'm lost in a haze, its dark but I'm not afraid, I could drown, but I'll be okay.
I wanna ride, you let me see the night, being wrong feels so right
Its like a summer night, endless blue, stars and the sky, the wind blowing through
It feels free, that's where I wanna be, swingin In the air, swingin everywhere

The Moon, the Tides and Neil DeGrasse Tyson Science Documentary

3:13

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides come from gravity. So why doesn't the Sun cause greater tides?! Come watch this .
It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part? Read More: Huge waves to batter Britain as Moon alignment .
Paul explains how the Moon, and also the Sun, cause ocean tides.
Professor Phil Beaker explains the moon's phases and all about tides. Visit ithinkschool.com for games, videos and lessons!

5:40

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon
From the 2014 album, "Sol"
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Lulu Plays: Rune Factory Tides of Destiny - OMG Harvest moon!!!!!! #1

So yea we are playing a harvest moon type game. Rune factory is one of my all time favorites! Cant wait to show you all one of my favorite games.

1:06

Difference Between Tides and Currents

Difference Between Tides and Currents

Difference Between Tides and Currents

Difference between a tide and a current?
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Tides go up and down; Currents move left and right here are some more compilation of topics and latest discussions relates to this video, which we found thorough the internet. Hope this information will helpful to get idea in brief about this. Tidal force is determined by the difference in forces at the earth's center and surface. Across the earth's radius due to differences between center and surface meteorologists refer to high and low tide, and lifeguards warn swimmers of strong currents, but the difference between these two water phenomena not be below information will help

Jimi Hendrix - Moon, Turn The Tides...Gently Gently Away Lyrics

Jimi Hendrix - Moon, Turn The Tides...Gently Gently Away Lyrics

2:45

Ocean Tides

Ocean Tides

Ocean Tides

Works Cited
"NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides." NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Ocean's Tides Explained." The Ocean's Tides Explained. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Ups and Downs." NOAA National Ocean Service Education: Who Has the Data? Web. 18 May 2015.
"Why Do We Have Spring Ti

Original song
Blue Tides - Lauren Mark
Lyrics-
The city lights make me feel so small, the moon and the night is where I belong
Chorus: You're like the sea, strong like the waves, so deep I'm lost in a haze, its dark but I'm not afraid, I could drown, but I'll be okay.
I wanna ride, you let me see the night, being wrong feels so right
Its like a summer night, endless blue, stars and the sky, the wind blowing through
It feels free, that's where I wanna be, swingin In the air, swingin everywhere

Original song
Blue Tides - Lauren Mark
Lyrics-
The city lights make me feel so small, the moon and the night is where I belong
Chorus: You're like the sea, strong like the waves, so deep I'm lost in a haze, its dark but I'm not afraid, I could drown, but I'll be okay.
I wanna ride, you let me see the night, being wrong feels so right
Its like a summer night, endless blue, stars and the sky, the wind blowing through
It feels free, that's where I wanna be, swingin In the air, swingin everywhere

The Moon: Tides We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides come from gravity. So why doesn't the Sun cause greater tides?! Come watch this .
It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part? Read More: Huge waves to batter Britain as Moon alignment .
Paul explains how the Moon, and also the Sun, cause ocean tides.
Professor Phil Beaker explains the moon's phases and all about tides. Visit ithinkschool.com for games, videos and lessons!

The Moon: Tides We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides come from gravity. So why doesn't the Sun cause greater tides?! Come watch this .
It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part? Read More: Huge waves to batter Britain as Moon alignment .
Paul explains how the Moon, and also the Sun, cause ocean tides.
Professor Phil Beaker explains the moon's phases and all about tides. Visit ithinkschool.com for games, videos and lessons!

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon
From the 2014 album, "Sol"
Order it here
Bandcamp: https://crownofasteria.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CrownofAsteria
Disclaimer:
All images and music belong to the respected artists. USBM claims no ownership to any uploaded material. For promotional and entertainment purposes only. I have received permission for use by the artist prior to upload.
Image from: http://www.wall321.com/Space/Moons/red_moon_1920x1200_wallpaper_55176

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon
From the 2014 album, "Sol"
Order it here
Bandcamp: https://crownofasteria.bandcamp.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CrownofAsteria
Disclaimer:
All images and music belong to the respected artists. USBM claims no ownership to any uploaded material. For promotional and entertainment purposes only. I have received permission for use by the artist prior to upload.
Image from: http://www.wall321.com/Space/Moons/red_moon_1920x1200_wallpaper_55176

What would it take to transform our moon into a world we could live on?
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Music: Left Spine Down - “X-Ray”
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In our episode about terraforming Venus, we talked about cooling the planet with a giant sunshade, and then hand-wavingly bind up all that carbon dioxide.
We did the same with Mars, filling the atmosphere with greenhouse gasses to warm it up, and releasing the planet’s vast stores of C02 to thicken the atmosphere. Then just crash in a few comets worth of water and upgrade them to to a 3 star resort.
We’re pitching this as a new series on the Discovery Network, called “Flip My Planet - Canada”.
Now let’s turn our imagination towards another rockball that is really more of a fixer-upper: The Moon. I know, you never even thought of the Moon as a place that we could possibly terra-renovate. Go ahead and imagine with me all the possibilities of a verdant green and blue little world hanging in the night sky. Doesn’t that sound great?
So, what does it take? Do we tear it down and just use the orbital lot space? Should we raise it up and lay a new foundation? Or could we get away with a few coats of paint and adding an atrium on the backside?
Fortunately for me, scientist and sci-fi author Gregory “Planetary Makeover” Benford has already done the math.
Let’s take a look at what we’d need to get the Moon habitable. For starters, the fact that the Moon is so close to Earth is a huge advantage. This is like living on the same block as a Home Depot, and we won’t have to travel far to get supplies and equipment to and from our project.
We’re going to need an atmosphere thick enough to breathe and trap in the Sun’s heat. This takes wild comet capture and harvest, tear them apart and smash them into the Moon.
Benford notes that you probably want be careful not to let an entire comet collide with the Moon because it might spray your primary investment home with debris and do a little damage to the resale value, or potentially annoy your tenants.
This could get bad enough that we’d have to terraform Earth to get it livable again, and you’d need to bring in Mike Holmes to publicly shame us and put our primary residence back in order.
After you’d splattered a few comets on the Moon, it would have an atmosphere almost immediately. The transfer of momentum from the comet chunks would get the Moon rotating more rapidly.
If you invest a little more in your planning stage, you could get the Moon spinning once every 24 hours, and even tilt its axis to get seasons. Benford estimates that we’d need 100 Halley’s mass comets to get the job done. This might sound like a pretty tall order, but it’s tiny compared to number of comets we’d need for your Mars or Venus real estate scheme.
The maintenance and upkeep isn’t going to be without its challenges. Low gravity on the Moon means that it can’t hold onto its atmosphere for longer than a few thousand years.
Once you got the process going, you’d need to be constantly replenishing our your orbital cottage with fresh atmosphere. Fortunately, we’ve got a whole Solar System’s worth of ice to exploit.
The benefits of a terraformed summer home on the Moon are numerous. For example, if the Moon had an atmosphere as thick as the Earth’s, you could strap on a pair of wings and fly around in the 1/6th gravity.
The enormous gravity of the Earth would pull the Moon’s oceans around the planet with 20 meter tides. You could surf the tide for kilometers as it washes across the surface in a miniature version of the shallow water scene in Interstellar.
This might be the greatest sponsorship opportunity for GoPro of all time. Look out Kiteboarding, you’re about to get more extreme.
Everyone always wants to talk about terraforming Venus or Mars. Let them be, that’s too much work. The next time someone brings it up at D&D night, you can blow their minds with your well crafted argument on why we want to start with the Moon.

What would it take to transform our moon into a world we could live on?
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Kevin Gill - @kevinmgill
Created by: Fraser Cain and Jason Harmer
Edited by: Chad Weber
Music: Left Spine Down - “X-Ray”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tcoZNrSveE&feature=youtu.be
In our episode about terraforming Venus, we talked about cooling the planet with a giant sunshade, and then hand-wavingly bind up all that carbon dioxide.
We did the same with Mars, filling the atmosphere with greenhouse gasses to warm it up, and releasing the planet’s vast stores of C02 to thicken the atmosphere. Then just crash in a few comets worth of water and upgrade them to to a 3 star resort.
We’re pitching this as a new series on the Discovery Network, called “Flip My Planet - Canada”.
Now let’s turn our imagination towards another rockball that is really more of a fixer-upper: The Moon. I know, you never even thought of the Moon as a place that we could possibly terra-renovate. Go ahead and imagine with me all the possibilities of a verdant green and blue little world hanging in the night sky. Doesn’t that sound great?
So, what does it take? Do we tear it down and just use the orbital lot space? Should we raise it up and lay a new foundation? Or could we get away with a few coats of paint and adding an atrium on the backside?
Fortunately for me, scientist and sci-fi author Gregory “Planetary Makeover” Benford has already done the math.
Let’s take a look at what we’d need to get the Moon habitable. For starters, the fact that the Moon is so close to Earth is a huge advantage. This is like living on the same block as a Home Depot, and we won’t have to travel far to get supplies and equipment to and from our project.
We’re going to need an atmosphere thick enough to breathe and trap in the Sun’s heat. This takes wild comet capture and harvest, tear them apart and smash them into the Moon.
Benford notes that you probably want be careful not to let an entire comet collide with the Moon because it might spray your primary investment home with debris and do a little damage to the resale value, or potentially annoy your tenants.
This could get bad enough that we’d have to terraform Earth to get it livable again, and you’d need to bring in Mike Holmes to publicly shame us and put our primary residence back in order.
After you’d splattered a few comets on the Moon, it would have an atmosphere almost immediately. The transfer of momentum from the comet chunks would get the Moon rotating more rapidly.
If you invest a little more in your planning stage, you could get the Moon spinning once every 24 hours, and even tilt its axis to get seasons. Benford estimates that we’d need 100 Halley’s mass comets to get the job done. This might sound like a pretty tall order, but it’s tiny compared to number of comets we’d need for your Mars or Venus real estate scheme.
The maintenance and upkeep isn’t going to be without its challenges. Low gravity on the Moon means that it can’t hold onto its atmosphere for longer than a few thousand years.
Once you got the process going, you’d need to be constantly replenishing our your orbital cottage with fresh atmosphere. Fortunately, we’ve got a whole Solar System’s worth of ice to exploit.
The benefits of a terraformed summer home on the Moon are numerous. For example, if the Moon had an atmosphere as thick as the Earth’s, you could strap on a pair of wings and fly around in the 1/6th gravity.
The enormous gravity of the Earth would pull the Moon’s oceans around the planet with 20 meter tides. You could surf the tide for kilometers as it washes across the surface in a miniature version of the shallow water scene in Interstellar.
This might be the greatest sponsorship opportunity for GoPro of all time. Look out Kiteboarding, you’re about to get more extreme.
Everyone always wants to talk about terraforming Venus or Mars. Let them be, that’s too much work. The next time someone brings it up at D&D night, you can blow their minds with your well crafted argument on why we want to start with the Moon.

Difference between a tide and a current?
.
,
.
.
.
.
Tides go up and down; Currents move left and right here are some more compilation of topics and latest discussions relates to this video, which we found thorough the internet. Hope this information will helpful to get idea in brief about this. Tidal force is determined by the difference in forces at the earth's center and surface. Across the earth's radius due to differences between center and surface meteorologists refer to high and low tide, and lifeguards warn swimmers of strong currents, but the difference between these two water phenomena not be below information will help you to get some more though about the subject a reoccurring question is the difference between tide stations and current (tidal stream) stations. Ayetides does display data from current stations, but the two to distinguish clearly between tide and tidal current, for the relation between them is speed, and direction of the tidal current, as it will affect his ship's position many large currents are driven by differences in temperature and salinity. In the arctic, cold salty water is left behind when ice freezes, and this denser water anyway if you want for more info, you would better continue reading. Best answer waves are caused by wind, tides are caused by gravity from the moon and the sun, and currents are caused by temperature and waves, tides and currents are what drive the sea. The result is a smaller difference between high and low tides and is known as a neap tide what are the differences between the waves, currents & tides generating by oceanography what do surfers know about waves, tides, and currents that as mentioned before, tidal currents (a horizontal motion) are a result of the rise and fall that's a difference of two hours between high tide in the two locations hey there! the word tide refers to the rise and fall of the water, while the word current describes the directional motion of the water. During a rising tide, there . . When the wind blows over a calm sea, it produces small ripples that grow in size and wavelength (the distance between wave crests). The waves gather speed the most important difference between inland and coastal sailing is the tide, of navigation is complicated by the presence of tidal effects and ocean currents there are three main dangerous ocean currents. Rip currents, undertows and rip tides are very frequent in the majority of the beaches and the tides' influence on current flow is much more difficult to by the tidal height differences between the two ends of the strait and as also, the difference in speed between the two flood tidal currents, or the two ebb currents of each tidal day. Diurnal inequality is sometimes called declinational relatively little difference between successive high and low waters. Such tides are an incoming tidal flow is known as a flood current or flood tide; An outgoing the tide tables provide predicted times and heights of the high and low meteorological conditions can cause differences (time and height) between the
Most Discuss
Difference between a tide and a current?. More interesting heading about this are currents and tides marinebio. What is the difference between currents & tides? . Ehow. Below topics also shows some interset as well tides vs. Currents . Ayetides. Chapter tides and tidal currents. Currents, waves, and tides the ocean in motion . Smithsonian hope you will get rough idea as well what is the difference bet

Difference between a tide and a current?
.
,
.
.
.
.
Tides go up and down; Currents move left and right here are some more compilation of topics and latest discussions relates to this video, which we found thorough the internet. Hope this information will helpful to get idea in brief about this. Tidal force is determined by the difference in forces at the earth's center and surface. Across the earth's radius due to differences between center and surface meteorologists refer to high and low tide, and lifeguards warn swimmers of strong currents, but the difference between these two water phenomena not be below information will help you to get some more though about the subject a reoccurring question is the difference between tide stations and current (tidal stream) stations. Ayetides does display data from current stations, but the two to distinguish clearly between tide and tidal current, for the relation between them is speed, and direction of the tidal current, as it will affect his ship's position many large currents are driven by differences in temperature and salinity. In the arctic, cold salty water is left behind when ice freezes, and this denser water anyway if you want for more info, you would better continue reading. Best answer waves are caused by wind, tides are caused by gravity from the moon and the sun, and currents are caused by temperature and waves, tides and currents are what drive the sea. The result is a smaller difference between high and low tides and is known as a neap tide what are the differences between the waves, currents & tides generating by oceanography what do surfers know about waves, tides, and currents that as mentioned before, tidal currents (a horizontal motion) are a result of the rise and fall that's a difference of two hours between high tide in the two locations hey there! the word tide refers to the rise and fall of the water, while the word current describes the directional motion of the water. During a rising tide, there . . When the wind blows over a calm sea, it produces small ripples that grow in size and wavelength (the distance between wave crests). The waves gather speed the most important difference between inland and coastal sailing is the tide, of navigation is complicated by the presence of tidal effects and ocean currents there are three main dangerous ocean currents. Rip currents, undertows and rip tides are very frequent in the majority of the beaches and the tides' influence on current flow is much more difficult to by the tidal height differences between the two ends of the strait and as also, the difference in speed between the two flood tidal currents, or the two ebb currents of each tidal day. Diurnal inequality is sometimes called declinational relatively little difference between successive high and low waters. Such tides are an incoming tidal flow is known as a flood current or flood tide; An outgoing the tide tables provide predicted times and heights of the high and low meteorological conditions can cause differences (time and height) between the
Most Discuss
Difference between a tide and a current?. More interesting heading about this are currents and tides marinebio. What is the difference between currents & tides? . Ehow. Below topics also shows some interset as well tides vs. Currents . Ayetides. Chapter tides and tidal currents. Currents, waves, and tides the ocean in motion . Smithsonian hope you will get rough idea as well what is the difference bet

Claymation - Moon, Turn the Tides... Gently Gently Away (Electric Ladyland [Redux])
Buy "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" On iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/electric-ladyland-redux/id990864399
Buy "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" On Deluxe CD / 2XLP Double Gatefold Vinyl at https://magneticeyerecords.bandcamp.com/album/electric-ladyland-redux
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Electric Ladyland [Redux] album is due out July 3, 2015 DIGITAL / November 27, 2015 DELUXE CD/ DOUBLE GATEFOLD 2X VINYL LP on Magnetic Eye Records. Get the vinyl here: http://merhq.net
Various Artists - Electric Ladyland [Redux]
Poised for release, July/ November of 2015 on Magnetic Eye Records, comes the redux version of "Electric Ladyland", the first Redux release from Magnetic Eye. "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" is a tribute to the masterwork of James Marshall Hendrix celebrating his brilliant 1968 chart toping double album. We have assembled some of the most amazing bands and likeminded record labels to bring you Electric Ladyland covered in full; all 16 tracks. From London's Elephant Tree providing a sitar infused opening track to Elder closing out Side D with their cover of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return) this truly is the best effort we could possibly have delivered in celebrating one of our favorite musicians and his incredible vision for what an album could be.
With tracks from bands such as Earthless, All Them Witches, Summoner, Mothership, Wo Fat, Open Hand and more, and album cover and jacket art illustrated by David Paul Seymour we are knowing you will love this album as much as we do. Thank you, MERhq
Connect with Claymation:
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This is the official YouTube channel of independent label, Magnetic Eye Records, conjurers, curators and avant-gardists of the finest noise, rock, stoner, doom and metal.

Claymation - Moon, Turn the Tides... Gently Gently Away (Electric Ladyland [Redux])
Buy "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" On iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/electric-ladyland-redux/id990864399
Buy "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" On Deluxe CD / 2XLP Double Gatefold Vinyl at https://magneticeyerecords.bandcamp.com/album/electric-ladyland-redux
Subscribe for more music: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=MagneticEyeRecords
Electric Ladyland [Redux] album is due out July 3, 2015 DIGITAL / November 27, 2015 DELUXE CD/ DOUBLE GATEFOLD 2X VINYL LP on Magnetic Eye Records. Get the vinyl here: http://merhq.net
Various Artists - Electric Ladyland [Redux]
Poised for release, July/ November of 2015 on Magnetic Eye Records, comes the redux version of "Electric Ladyland", the first Redux release from Magnetic Eye. "Electric Ladyland [Redux]" is a tribute to the masterwork of James Marshall Hendrix celebrating his brilliant 1968 chart toping double album. We have assembled some of the most amazing bands and likeminded record labels to bring you Electric Ladyland covered in full; all 16 tracks. From London's Elephant Tree providing a sitar infused opening track to Elder closing out Side D with their cover of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return) this truly is the best effort we could possibly have delivered in celebrating one of our favorite musicians and his incredible vision for what an album could be.
With tracks from bands such as Earthless, All Them Witches, Summoner, Mothership, Wo Fat, Open Hand and more, and album cover and jacket art illustrated by David Paul Seymour we are knowing you will love this album as much as we do. Thank you, MERhq
Connect with Claymation:
https://www.facebook.com/Claymationmusic
Connect with Magnetic Eye Records:
http://www.merhq.net
https://www.facebook.com/MagneticEyeRecords
https://twitter.com/magnetic_eye
http://instagram.com/magnetic_eye
This is the official YouTube channel of independent label, Magnetic Eye Records, conjurers, curators and avant-gardists of the finest noise, rock, stoner, doom and metal.

Works Cited
"NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides." NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Ocean's Tides Explained." The Ocean's Tides Explained. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Ups and Downs." NOAA National Ocean Service Education: Who Has the Data? Web. 18 May 2015.
"Why Do We Have Spring Tides in the Fall?" Why Do We Have Spring Tides in the Fall? Web. 18 May 2015.

Works Cited
"NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides." NOAA's National Ocean Service: Animation of Spring and Neap Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Moon And Tides." The Moon And Tides. Web. 18 May 2015.
"The Ocean's Tides Explained." The Ocean's Tides Explained. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Tides and Water Levels." NOAA National Ocean Service Education:. Web. 18 May 2015.
"Ups and Downs." NOAA National Ocean Service Education: Who Has the Data? Web. 18 May 2015.
"Why Do We Have Spring Tides in the Fall?" Why Do We Have Spring Tides in the Fall? Web. 18 May 2015.

It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that pl...

published:23 Feb 2015

Does The Moon Really Control The Tides?

Does The Moon Really Control The Tides?

It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part?
Read More:
Huge waves to batter Britain as Moon alignment triggers high tides
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/weather/11424812/Huge-waves-to-batter-Britain-as-Moon-alignment-triggers-high-tides.html
"British coastlines could see waves of up to 50ft this weekend as the new Moon and high spring tides meet Atlantic storms."
Tidal Variations - The Influence of Position and Distance
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/tides/tides06_variations.html
"The moon is a major influence on the Earth's tides, but the sun also generates considerable tidal forces."
Inverse Square Law, General
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/forces/isq.html
"Any point source which spreads its influence equally in all directions without a limit to its range will obey the inverse square law."
Types and Causes of Tidal Cycles - Diurnal, Semidiurnal, Mixed Semidiurnal; Continental Interference
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/tides/tides07_cycles.html
"If the Earth were a perfect sphere without large continents, all areas on the planet would experience two equally proportioned high and low tides every lunar day."
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5:46

Why the Moon Causes Tides

We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides come from gravi...

Talk by Moon-Ho Jung (Editor) and Dan Berger (Contributor) of the book "The Rising Tide of...

published:08 Feb 2015

TalkingStick: Moon-Ho Jung & Dan Berger - The Rising Tide of Color

TalkingStick: Moon-Ho Jung & Dan Berger - The Rising Tide of Color

Talk by Moon-Ho Jung (Editor) and Dan Berger (Contributor) of the book "The Rising Tide of Color: Race, State Violence, and Radical Movements across the Pacific" recorded October 15, 2014 at University Bookstore in Seattle, WA.

published:08 Feb 2015

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20:26

Fishiversity - Tides and the Moon

Explains the tides and their relationship to the lunar cycle...

published:29 May 2014

Fishiversity - Tides and the Moon

Fishiversity - Tides and the Moon

Explains the tides and their relationship to the lunar cycle

published:29 May 2014

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What will be the fate of our moon ? Full Documentary NEW 2015

The Moon is gradually receding from the Earth, at a rate of about 4 cm per year. This is c...

published:25 Jan 2015

What will be the fate of our moon ? Full Documentary NEW 2015

What will be the fate of our moon ? Full Documentary NEW 2015

The Moon is gradually receding from the Earth, at a rate of about 4 cm per year. This is caused by a transfer of Earth's rotational momentum to the Moon's orbital momentum as tidal friction slows the Earth's rotation. That increasing distance means a longer orbital period, or month, as well.
To picture what is happening, imagine yourself riding a bicycle on a track built around a Merry-go-Round. You are riding in the same direction that it is turning. If you have a lasso and rope one of the horses, you would gain speed and the Merry-Go-Round would lose some. In this analogy, you and your bike represent the Moon, the Merry-Go-Round is the rotating Earth, and your lasso is gravity. In orbital mechanics, a gain in speed results in a higher orbit.
The slowing rotation of the Earth results in a longer day as well as a longer month. Once the length of a day equals the length of a month, the tidal friction mechanism would cease. (ie. Once your speed on the track matches the speed of the horses, you can't gain any more speed with your lasso trick.) That's been projected to happen once the day and month both equal about 47 (current) days, billions of years in the future. If the Earth and Moon still exist, the distance will have increased to about 135% of its current value.

published:25 Jan 2015

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Where did we humans come from Documentary with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

The Moon, the Tides and why Neil DeGrasse Tyson is Colbert's God is the actual title of th...

published:13 Apr 2015

Where did we humans come from Documentary with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Where did we humans come from Documentary with Neil DeGrasse Tyson

The Moon, the Tides and why Neil DeGrasse Tyson is Colbert's God is the actual title of this interview. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is the Director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York..
This clip is taken form the Joe Rogan Experience podcast #310 with Neil deGrasse Tyson ( also available for download via iTunes & Stit. The Joe Rogan Experience #310 - Neil Degrasse. Where.
How does the brain work - Neil DeGrasse Tyson - NOVA Science HD Dr. Neal DeGrasse Tyson & NOVA science NOW delve into magic and the brain, artificial intelligence, magnetic mind control, and.

[NOVA SpaceNow] The Moon, the Tides and Neil DeGrasse Tyson [2015 HD]

[NOVA SpaceNow] Wernher von Braun: Missile to Moon [2015 HD] Missile to Moon tells the story of Wernher von Braun and Alabama's significant contribution to ...
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Watch more video here: * Like and share this * Subscribe for more video about aliens, UFO, Space * Thanks for watching ... The Moon, the Tides and why Neil D.
Neil deGrasse Tyson from the Science Studio To celebrate the re-booting of Carl Sagan's landmark series "Cosmos", this is an-depth conversation between new ...
Jump to 6:15 for the start of the interview. Now with captions! Took me three days to transcribe
[NOVA SpaceNow] The Moon, the Tides and Neil DeGrasse Tyson [2015 HD]
[NOVA SpaceNow] The Moon, the Tides and Neil DeGrasse Tyson [2015 HD]

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The Moon, the Tides and why Neil DeGrasse Tyson is Colbert's God is the actual title of this interview.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is the Director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York City, host of the PBS series NOVA Science Now and co-host (with comedienne Lynne Koplitz) of the radio show Star Talk.
He is the author of nine books including his memoir The Sky is Not the Limit: Adventures of an Urban Astrophysicist and his most recent, The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet.
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published:28 May 2015

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25:34

Mighty Moon: Renewables Revisited

Forget solar power, this month check out the only kind of energy sourced from the moon. Ti...

Tsunami
The term tsunami, meaning "harbor wave" in literal translation, comes from the Japanese 津波, composed of the two kanji 津 (tsu) meaning "harbour" and 波 (nami), meaning "wave". (For the plural, one can either follow ordinary English practice and add an s, or use an invariable plural as in the Japanese.[7])
There are only a few other languages that have an equivalent native word. In Acehnese language, the words are ië beuna[8] or alôn buluëk[9] (depending on the dialect). In Tamil language, it is aazhi peralai. On Simeulue island, off the western coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, in Devayan language the word is smong, while in Sigulai language it is emong.[10]
In Singkil (in Aceh province) and surrounding, the people use the word gloro/galoro for tsunami.[11][12] In Nias language, it is called oloro/galoro[13] and in Ende it is called ae mesi nuka tana lala[14]
Tidal wave
Tsunami aftermath in Aceh, Indonesia.
Tsunami are sometimes referred to as tidal waves.[15] This once-popular term derives from the most common appearance of tsunami, which is that of an extraordinarily high tidal bore. Tsunami and tides both produce waves of water that move inland, but in the case of tsunami the inland movement of water may be much greater, giving the impression of an incredibly high and forceful tide. In recent years, the term "tidal wave" has fallen out of favor, especially in the scientific community, because tsunami actually have nothing to do with tides, which are produced by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun rather than the displacement of water. Although the meanings of "tidal" include "resembling"[16] or "having the form or character of"[17] the tides, use of the term tidal wave is discouraged by geologists and oceanographers.

Original song
Blue Tides - Lauren Mark
Lyrics-
The city lights make me feel so small, the ...

published:24 Jul 2015

Blue Tides- Lauren Mark

Blue Tides- Lauren Mark

Original song
Blue Tides - Lauren Mark
Lyrics-
The city lights make me feel so small, the moon and the night is where I belong
Chorus: You're like the sea, strong like the waves, so deep I'm lost in a haze, its dark but I'm not afraid, I could drown, but I'll be okay.
I wanna ride, you let me see the night, being wrong feels so right
Its like a summer night, endless blue, stars and the sky, the wind blowing through
It feels free, that's where I wanna be, swingin In the air, swingin everywhere

The Moon, the Tides and Neil DeGrasse Tyson Science Documentary

published:19 Jul 2015

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3:13

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides...

published:13 Jul 2015

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides

The Moon: Tides We all have heard that the Moon is the main cause of tides, and that tides come from gravity. So why doesn't the Sun cause greater tides?! Come watch this .
It's commonly thought that the moon controls the tides, but is there anything else that plays a part? Read More: Huge waves to batter Britain as Moon alignment .
Paul explains how the Moon, and also the Sun, cause ocean tides.
Professor Phil Beaker explains the moon's phases and all about tides. Visit ithinkschool.com for games, videos and lessons!

published:13 Jul 2015

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5:40

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon
From the 2014 album, "Sol"
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published:11 Jul 2015

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon

Crown of Asteria - Tides Beneath Strawberry Moon
From the 2014 album, "Sol"
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published:11 Jul 2015

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4:40

Could We Terraform the Moon?

What would it take to transform our moon into a world we could live on?
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published:06 Jul 2015

Could We Terraform the Moon?

Could We Terraform the Moon?

What would it take to transform our moon into a world we could live on?
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In our episode about terraforming Venus, we talked about cooling the planet with a giant sunshade, and then hand-wavingly bind up all that carbon dioxide.
We did the same with Mars, filling the atmosphere with greenhouse gasses to warm it up, and releasing the planet’s vast stores of C02 to thicken the atmosphere. Then just crash in a few comets worth of water and upgrade them to to a 3 star resort.
We’re pitching this as a new series on the Discovery Network, called “Flip My Planet - Canada”.
Now let’s turn our imagination towards another rockball that is really more of a fixer-upper: The Moon. I know, you never even thought of the Moon as a place that we could possibly terra-renovate. Go ahead and imagine with me all the possibilities of a verdant green and blue little world hanging in the night sky. Doesn’t that sound great?
So, what does it take? Do we tear it down and just use the orbital lot space? Should we raise it up and lay a new foundation? Or could we get away with a few coats of paint and adding an atrium on the backside?
Fortunately for me, scientist and sci-fi author Gregory “Planetary Makeover” Benford has already done the math.
Let’s take a look at what we’d need to get the Moon habitable. For starters, the fact that the Moon is so close to Earth is a huge advantage. This is like living on the same block as a Home Depot, and we won’t have to travel far to get supplies and equipment to and from our project.
We’re going to need an atmosphere thick enough to breathe and trap in the Sun’s heat. This takes wild comet capture and harvest, tear them apart and smash them into the Moon.
Benford notes that you probably want be careful not to let an entire comet collide with the Moon because it might spray your primary investment home with debris and do a little damage to the resale value, or potentially annoy your tenants.
This could get bad enough that we’d have to terraform Earth to get it livable again, and you’d need to bring in Mike Holmes to publicly shame us and put our primary residence back in order.
After you’d splattered a few comets on the Moon, it would have an atmosphere almost immediately. The transfer of momentum from the comet chunks would get the Moon rotating more rapidly.
If you invest a little more in your planning stage, you could get the Moon spinning once every 24 hours, and even tilt its axis to get seasons. Benford estimates that we’d need 100 Halley’s mass comets to get the job done. This might sound like a pretty tall order, but it’s tiny compared to number of comets we’d need for your Mars or Venus real estate scheme.
The maintenance and upkeep isn’t going to be without its challenges. Low gravity on the Moon means that it can’t hold onto its atmosphere for longer than a few thousand years.
Once you got the process going, you’d need to be constantly replenishing our your orbital cottage with fresh atmosphere. Fortunately, we’ve got a whole Solar System’s worth of ice to exploit.
The benefits of a terraformed summer home on the Moon are numerous. For example, if the Moon had an atmosphere as thick as the Earth’s, you could strap on a pair of wings and fly around in the 1/6th gravity.
The enormous gravity of the Earth would pull the Moon’s oceans around the planet with 20 meter tides. You could surf the tide for kilometers as it washes across the surface in a miniature version of the shallow water scene in Interstellar.
This might be the greatest sponsorship opportunity for GoPro of all time. Look out Kiteboarding, you’re about to get more extreme.
Everyone always wants to talk about terraforming Venus or Mars. Let them be, that’s too much work. The next time someone brings it up at D&D night, you can blow their minds with your well crafted argument on why we want to start with the Moon.

Ronda Rousey flipped her script but kept the timing the same Saturday night. Using her newly developed punching power instead of her famed armbar, Rousey knocked out challenger Bethe Correia 34 seconds into their Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight title bout in Brazil. Rousey (12-0) has now won 11 of her 12 fights in the first round, and she has ended her last four in 34 seconds, 14 seconds, 16 seconds and 66 seconds ... RELATED ... ....

Uncertainty surrounded the fate of another lion from Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park Saturday after a conservation group reported that Jericho, brother of the lion slain by American dentist Walter Palmer, had also been killed ... “We are absolutely heart broken. We will update you all as soon as we have more details,” the statement added ... Hwange park authorities were unavailable for confirmation ... AFP. ....

PARIS. Ending the crisis that has seen thousands of attempts by migrants to reach England from Calais in recent weeks is a "top priority", the interior ministers of France and Britain wrote in a joint statement Sunday ... "Tackling this situation is the top priority for the UK and French governments ... At least 10 migrants have died attempting the dangerous journey since June ... "Our border is secure, and there is no easy way into the UK." ... ....

Phases of the MoonMusic + ArtFestival has announced additional artists for the October event ... Phases of the Moon Music + Art Festival is a multi-day camping event that will feature four distinct components ... Creativity of all kinds will also be featured at Phases of the Moon Festival; from interactive sculptures to major installations, live art and much more....

Released in 1977, that song is twice the age of Edinburgh 19-year-olds guitarist/vocalist Chris Bainbridge and drummer Michael Reid, who launch their debut single tonight as Man of Moon, cramped on to a tiny stage that could barely take more members if they wanted it to ... His playing is Man of Moon’s most evocative quality, channelling Mogwai and ......

A solar halo which looks like a rainbow encircling the sun caused a frenzy yesterday, with the Hong Kong Observatory saying the optical phenomenon is caused by the refraction of light by ice cystals in clouds. //--> Amy Nip ... A halo can occur around both the sun or moon ... Sky gazers were also treated to another astronomical phenomenon, a blue moon, or the second full moon in a month, on Friday. A blue moon is not necessarily blue in color....

August is the last full month of summer. I find that a bit scary. To make me shudder a little more, Aug. 11 is the end of the dog days of summer. That means normal daily temperatures will begin to drop after that ... 15, when it slips behind the sun ... I hate change. The full moon of August is the sturgeon moon ... The Indians called the August moon the green-corn moon because it signaled the time of feasting on roasting ears from their field corn....

Donald Yip Moon-tong attributes his success at Dah Chong Hong Holdings (1828) to his time in the civil service, which he sees as a good training ground. //--> Monday, August 03, 2015. Donald Yip Moon-tong attributes his success at Dah Chong Hong Holdings (1828) to his time in the civil service, which he sees as a good training ground ... It involved making numerous cold calls ... ....

Diamonds defender Julie Corletto says she's fit and ready to go for this week's Netball World Cup following a frustrating three weeks nursing her troublesome foot in a moon boot ... "I bounced out of bed this morning ready and raring to go," the 28-year-old said. Corletto has been wearing the moon boot as a precaution following a tough slog in the NSW Swifts' run to the trans-Tasman grand final ... AAP. ....

You know the tides come together to mill stone to sandOne flies above just to gather his ways in his handYour loneliness is your lover, your fear is your friendYou know the tides come together to mill stone to sandEverything was done a million timesEvery path is beaten in the wildEvery man was born to die, they sayEvery pattern drawn, there’s nothing leftAnd yet I keep on pushing throughKeep on searching, on and on againI believe in what I want to seeAnd then see what I believe inWe suffer – on the road toFIRE – to our Promised LandDIRE – to where lies peace of mindMIRE – just to touch the sun…You know the tides come together to mill stone to sandOne flies above just to gather his ways in his handYour loneliness is your lover, your fear is your friendYou know the tides come together to mill stone to sandThe water comes, I need to ease my mindThe tide will come for everything I haveI take my souls and bury what is mineI have to reach some other place and waitI thought that I can touch the sunI thought that I’m free nowI thought I was in God’s handsI was wrong. Does it change it all?The water’s rising, the water’s going upThe ground is breaking down, down beneath my feetIt washes over me, it cleans me, cleans me cleanThe sun can save me, the sun the only thingYou know the tides come together to mill stone to sandOne flies above just to gather his ways in his handYour loneliness is your lover, your fear is your friendYou know the tides come together to mill stone to sandWhat you feel now?You’re standing eye-to-eye(x2)You wanna love the lifeYou wanna love the lifeYou wanna love it? – look at you now?(x2)You wanna love the lifeYou wanna love the lifeYou wanna love it, why you wanna love and feel it?I want to be a sender, don’t want to be passed over nowI want to find salvation, don’t want my mind to die nowI want to be a sender, don’t want to be passed over nowI want to find salvation, don’t want my mind to die nowFire, water, soul and body, earth, the mother, sun!(x2)You wanna love the lifeYou wanna love the lifeYou wanna love it? – look at you now?(x2)You wanna love the lifeYou wanna love the lifeYou wanna love it, why you wanna love and feel it?I want to be a sender, don’t want to be passed over nowI want to find salvation, don’t want my mind to die nowI want to be a sender, don’t want to be passed over nowI want to find salvation, don’t want my mind to die nowFire, water, soul and body, earth, the mother, sun!Listen to me fucker!

PullMeet me beyond the emptinessAnd only then will you seeAll that you haveAll that you have in this worldIs all that you needSo release me into the vast unknownFor I have been rebornArise in tune with the tidesYou wait for them to fallOn your balance, your lifeAnd through the serpentinesYou reach into the deepAnd you pullDrift and you towWith only the moons light to guide youWill you pleaseRelease me into the vast unknownFor I have been rebornArisen in tune with the tidesYou wait for them to fall on your balance, your lifeAnd through the serpentinesYou reach into the deepAnd pull and release Be it on high relentlessOr down in the shallowsyou're senselessRelease me into the vast unknownFor I have been rebornArise in tune with the tidesYou wait for them to fallOn your balance your lifeAnd through the serpentinesYou reach into the deepYou pull and releaseYou drift and you towYou reaped when you knewThere was nothing to sowSo welcome to a hell of and existenceIf you think you can predict itWe you fool and you fakeLike it's all been arranged